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7Egypt Approves 400 MW of Private Renewable Energy Projects to Supply Industry Directly
Egypt has approved 400 MW of private renewable energy projects to supply electricity directly to factories, enabling direct contracts between producers and industrial consumers.
Egypt Reaches 9.5 GW of Renewable Energy, Targeting 11.2 GW by End of 2026
Egypt's installed renewable energy capacity has reached 9.5 GW, with the government aiming to raise it to 11.2 GW by the end of 2026 as part of its energy diversification strategy.
Egypt and Saudi Arabia Prepare to Launch 3,000 MW Electricity Interconnection via the Red Sea
Egypt and Saudi Arabia are heading toward the commercial launch of a $1.8 billion, 3,000 MW electricity interconnection line across the Red Sea to achieve energy integration.
Egypt and Saudi Arabia Sign Agreement to Interconnect Their Power Grids
Egypt and Saudi Arabia signed an agreement to exchange electricity via a subsea interconnection line in the Red Sea, aiming to enhance energy security in both countries and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
Gulf States and the World Bet on Green Hydrogen as Fuel of the Future, Injecting Billions
Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Morocco are launching mega green hydrogen projects produced from renewable energy, while Europe announces ambitious import plans amid questions about cost and economic viability.
Nuclear Energy Returns to the Global Stage as Demand for Clean Electricity Surges
Nuclear energy is experiencing a new renaissance as several countries announce the construction of new reactors, driven by rising demand for continuous clean power in the age of artificial intelligence.
Global Solar Energy Surpasses 2 Terawatts Barrier in Clean Energy Record
IRENA announced that global installed solar capacity has surpassed the 2 terawatt barrier for the first time, along a trajectory establishing solar power as a primary source in the global energy system.
Articles & Analysis
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Why the Energy Grid — Not Generation — Is the Real Bottleneck
Building solar and wind is the easy part. Moving that power is where the transition stalls.
The Grid Is Becoming the Real Bottleneck for the Energy Transition
Solar and wind capacity keeps getting cheaper to build — but connecting it to an aging grid has become the slowest, most expensive part of the transition.